Man charged with murdering wife at old hospitalpublished at 18:09 British Summer Time 22 June 2020
Michael Cowey, 48, appears before magistrates accused of killing Gemma Cowey.
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Caroline Kingdon
Michael Cowey, 48, appears before magistrates accused of killing Gemma Cowey.
Read MoreBudgens in Holt, Norfolk, was also home to a post office that was engulfed by flames on Saturday.
Read MoreThe RSPCA says the rescue "could so easily have ended in tragedy".
Read MoreA man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of murder, police say.
Read MoreA man in his 30s has been arrested after another man was found with serious head injuries in Norwich.
An ambulance was called to Clapham Woods, off Drayton Road, just before 05:15 and the man was pronounced dead at the scene.
The arrested man was taken to Great Yarmouth police station for questioning.
Det Insp Lewis said: "We believe this to be an isolated incident where the victim and suspect are known to each other.
"I would like to hear from anyone who may have seen any suspicious activity in the area of Clapham Woods in the early hours of this morning.”
Budgens in Holt, Norfolk, was also home to a post office that was engulfed in flames on Saturday.
Read MoreThe family of Gemma Cowey, also known as Gemma Marjoram, say they are heartbroken at her death.
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Read MorePolice said the victim and suspect were "known to one another"
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Read MoreThe last batch of key worker hand sanitiser created on a university campus has been bottled.
Technicians from the University of East Anglia have created nearly 4,000 litres of the Covid-19 sanitiser over the past 12 weeks, which they reckon has cleaned 1.3 million pairs of hands.
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UEA opened up labs on its Norwich campus to make the product, supported with supplies from businesses, including Southwold brewers Adnams.
The sanitiser was distributed to 15 local health and social care facilities, NHS trusts and community organisations in the East of England, but with demand reducing the university says the project has come to a natural conclusion.
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"Whilst we do not have a confirmed date for re-opening yet, we’re busy working on our reopening plans and we are getting nearer to welcoming our guests back to the forest," it said.
"We have taken a best-practice approach to our plans at this stage and are now very close to finalising things."